Wednesday, July 22, 2020 Clark County Courier 3 Route 66 hosts Chamber Ribbon Cutting A Clark Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting was held Monday at Route 66, in Clark, at 202 2nd Ave. N.E. Owned by Amber Tarbox, Route 66 Hair Salon is now open. Various friends, family and Chamber members gather for the Ribbon Cutting photo. Local News Kimberly Harrington, Correspondent 532-3654 On Friday afternoon, Heather Bowers of Merrillville, Ind. who is spending time in the area with fam- ily, was a visitor in the home of her grandmother Joanne Bowers. Sheryl Tipton of Sioux Falls vis- ited with Shirley Tipton on Sunday afternoon. Sharon Larson and Ardel- la Jacobson traveled to Pierre last Friday to pick up Sha- ron’s new rescue puppy named ‘Bruno’, who is a shepherd cross. Before picking him up they visited the dam near Pierre and ate out at a pelican-themed restaurant in Fort Pierre before returning back to Clark. Carolyn Harding attended a dou- ble birthday party held on Sunday for her great grandsons. Gavin Marx and Rowan Marx, sons of Greg and Meghan Marx of Clark were the honorees. The boys turned seven and four-years-old. Dale Stern from Arlington, Minn. visited Allen, Lisa and Dana Stern on Saturday. Dale also called on Ron and Linda Stern in Henry. Later, Dale traveled to Bristol and had a window visit with his mother, Lois Stern at her residence. Other recent visitors and grandchildren to visit with Lois were Trudi and Eve Gaikowski, Eric Sinclair and children of Fargo, N.D. and Leah and Quay Lau from the state of Washington. Louie Brush spent a few days in Aberdeen recently with his daugh- ter Dawn Brush. Walt and Marilyn Steiger and Rod Steiger, Todd and Brenda Jenkins, Tyson Jenkins, Greg and Mary Kunz of Parker and Shannon Hames of Alcester attended the bap- tism of Audrick Kunz on Saturday. The son of Kevin and Becky (Jen- kins) Kunz of Freeman, Audrick was baptized at the Plymouth Congregational Church in Clark. A luncheon was served for the family following the baptism at the home of Todd and Brenda Jenkins. Charleen Boland of Saginaw, Mich. arrived on Saturday to spend a couple weeks with Kath- leen McHenry. On Sunday, they were breakfast guests in the home of Mark and Sandy McHenry. Ad- ditional guests joining them were Jason, Sarah, Logan and Hallie McHenry. Fred and Patty Rosenau went to the Lemmon area last Friday to attend a three day Rosenau fam- ily reunion for the children of the late Otto and Ruth Rosenau. It was held at the Frank and JoAnn Rosenau place near Shade Hill. 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Commercial | Clark, SD 57225 Rosenau (continued from page 1) This is the Rosenau barn back in its early years when it still had a wooden top on the forty foot tall silo coming out of the middle of the barn. Called a round barn it is technically an octagon shape. Otto and Ruth Rosenau purchased this house, built by I. L. Jones in Ash Township. The Tom Jones family descendants were part of the large 10,000 acres Jones Ranch in Clark County’s early years. Current owners are Fred and Patty Rosenau and Fred’s been working on preserving the old barn for years to come. held his hands cupped under it tak- ing the chance when he saw some white showing. “She dropped her egg right into my hands. It was nice and warm and fresh,” recalled Rosenau. “You don’t hear that story very often.” Silo history “The old silo used to have a wooden roof on it as I remember my brothers and I picking up wood pieces from it after storms had blown some of it off.” The 40 foot high silo has been empty for decades now and current- ly has a couple trees growing inside of it. The roof has been gone for many years. The barn over time has started to pull away from the silo so Rosenau put in cables and turn buckles to keep the structure tight. Barn history Where the barn meets the silo, some 3 x 12s are bolted to the silo and rafters support it up and down explained Rosenau. He is finishing up his roof project on the barn cur- rently by adding tar or what he calls ‘black plastic’. This is being put on the area where the silo meets the barn. “My family only used the silo one year. It was such a job to fill it and unload it again we used an easier set-up after that. “Our farm is part of the Jones ranch history where Tom, Vid, I. L. and Emmett had their big cattle ranch in the early years of Clark County. I remember I.L. Jones and his wife Bessie after they had moved to Clark. He would tell of finding a lot of buffalo skulls in the area after they moved there.” Glenn and Pam Handke and Donald and Sally Handke also live in the vicinity of the former Jones ranch area. For several years, Fred’s sisters, Helen, Clara and Adeline have spent a few weeks in the summer at the house built by I. L. Jones on the Rosenau farm place. Fred and Patty still own the old hand-crank cement mixer that was used when building the old barns and houses in the early years. Steel (tin) used from another barn south of Redfield that Fred helped tear down, was used in re- cent years on a lot of the walls of the barn. It was a red color and there was enough to do three sides of the barn. The north side remains as wood and has to be painted about every five years or so to keep it up says Rosenau. From 1976 to 1983, in Fred’s words - “The Lord led us off the farm and then he led us back.” Even though living in Ellendale, N.D. for those years, they never let go of the farm. When Fred and Pat- ty moved back to the area in 1983, their family had grown to four chil- dren - James, Andrea, David and Nathan. They moved into Clark later, but have always held on to the farm place. Doing high surface work is what Fred’s been known for in recent years working on Clark Center, Good Hope and Calvary Lutheran churches and their steeples. “I’m 77 years old and the ladder truck’s for sale,” ended Rosenau. “I’d like to be done with these jobs now.” Birthday Mary Hurlbert Mary Hurlbert of Clark will cel- ebrate her 90th birthday on July 30, 2020. Her family is requesting a card shower in her honor. Greetings may reach her at 313 N. Dakota St., Clark, SD 57225. 7-22-2t There weren’t any noisy light shows this week! The temperature and humidity rolled in the middle of the week and made it hard to go out- side for this older generation. It was very hot with the heat index reaching almost the 100 degree mark on Fri- day and Saturday. There was less hu- midity and the temperature wasn’t as bad for Sunday. So we can say that it is July! Bruce and Sherry Winer of Marsh- field, Wis. spent from Friday to Mon- day over the 4th of July visiting Barb Erickson and families. Elaine Ruby was a last Thursday overnight guest with Barb Erickson. They called on David and Karen Hink in Clark. Connor Barry and Cameron Barry of Marshfield, Wis. came on Monday to spend the week with Barb Erick- son. They left Sunday to return home to return to work. Loralei Barry and Cooper remained for a longer visit. Barb Erickson and the Barry fami- ly attended funeral services on Friday in rural Iroquois for Judy Dubro, 70 of Iroquois. Judy was the mother of Chad Dubro. Penney Leetch and Jaycee Geh- ring came Friday evening to spend the weekend with Gloria and Darrin Leetch. Jason and Jessie Ahlers also spent the weekend visiting. They all attended the Beaver Bobzien auction sale on Saturday and Sunday. Brian and Sarah Gross from Baltic were brief callers Sunday afternoon at the Darrin Leetch home. Mackenzie Ries, Easton, Walk- er, Hope and Harper were weekend guests of Randy and Carrie Reis. Gloria Leetch met Sue Kautz in Watertown Friday morning and they went on to Sioux Falls where Gloria had a doctor appointment. Angel Dubro, Katie and Kera were Saturday overnight guests of Barb Erickson and to visit with her sister, Loralei Barry and family. Saturday night supper guests with Randy and Carrie Reis were Macken- zie Ries and family, Darrin Leetch, Penney Leetch, Jaycee Gehring, Ja- son and Jessie Ahlers. Raymond News Gloria Leetch, Correspondent 532-3740 Patty Peterson had hip surgery in Sioux Falls a week ago on Monday. She is recuperating at home. Mike Bjerke was a Tuesday after- noon visitor at the John and Karyl Maas home. Tuesday evening visitors at the Jesse, Tara and Kailee Jo Huber home were Randy and Sue Lehna of Duluth, Minn. and Bryce and Bret Lehna. Visitors during the week at the Elaine Blashill home were Lanny Flatten, Wayne Blashill of Henry and Dick Rasmussen and Kyle Rhode of Watertown. On Wednesday evening, Jerry and Jackie Goldie visited at the Jesse, Tara and Kailee Jo Huber home. Visitors at the Elwood and Patty Peterson home during the week were Janet Lynch of Webster and Cathy Bjerke of Bradley. Elaine Blashill and her daughter Robin Bale of Hermosa were Friday evening supper guests at the Steve and Rita Wishard home near Flor- ence. On Sunday at the Merna Wookey home, Dwight Wookey hosted din- ner for Merna, Fran Wookey and Stephan, Michelle, Kylie and Copper Tjaden of Watertown. The Tjadens returned home later in the day and Dwight and Fran were supper guests at Merna’s home. Melissa, Baylee and Cooper Holm- lund of White were Sunday afternoon visitors at the John and Karyl Maas home. Crocker News Karyl Maas, Correspondent 881-7872 Monday evening a much needed rainfall arrived in the area for farm- ers and gardeners. Garden City volunteer firemen had a meeting on Thursday evening. Garth and Karlie Weidrich and Sydney and Allie Jo of Fargo, N.D. were weekend guests at the home of Russ and Julie Foster. Chuck and Holly Beving spent the week visiting Steve and Jennifer Ple- tan and family of Nemo. Lynda Stern, Kyle and Denae Stern and girls, Angie Osterloh, Hank and Gretta of Mobridge, Maggie Ulmer and Ellie of Fullerton, N.D., Jill Arnesen of Florence and Dawn Brush of Aberdeen spent the weekend camp- ing in the Aberdeen area. Marilyn Foster visited Joyce Foster of Watertown on Thursday and Mon- day. Garden City News Marilyn Foster, Correspondent 532-3564 STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA) : SS COUNTY OF CLARK ) IN CIRCUIT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Pro. No. 20-11 In the Matter of the Estate of FAYE G. KNUTSON Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND NOTICE OF INFORMAL PROBATE AND APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Notice is given that on the 29 th day of June, 2020, Dennis E. Lower, whose address is 1605 S. Glendale Avenue, Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57105, was appointed as Personal Representative of the Estate of Faye G. Knutson. Creditors of decedent must file their claims within four months af- ter the date of the first publication of this notice or their claims may be barred. Claims may be filed with the Per- sonal Representative or may be filed with the Clerk, and a copy of the claim mailed to the Personal Repre- sentative. Dated this 6 th day of July, 2020. LEGACY LAW FIRM, P.C. Attorneys at Law /s/ Adam Oster 7404 S. Bitterroot Place Sioux Falls, SD 57108 Telephone: (605) 275-5665 Facsimile: (605) 275-5667 Attorney for Estate of Faye G. Knutson Tracy Aguayo Clark County Clerk of Courts 200 Commercial Street PO Box 294 Clark, SD 57225 7-8-3t __________________________________ Is your subscription due? Check your label today.
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Wednesday, July 22, 2020 Clark County Courier 3
Route 66 hosts Chamber Ribbon Cutting A Clark Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting was held Monday at Route 66, in Clark, at 202 2nd Ave. N.E.
Owned by Amber Tarbox, Route 66 Hair Salon is now open. Various friends, family and Chambermembers gather for the Ribbon Cutting photo.
Local News Kimberly Harrington, Correspondent 532-3654
On Friday afternoon, Heather Bowers of Merrillville, Ind. who is spending time in the area with fam-ily, was a visitor in the home of her grandmother Joanne Bowers. Sheryl Tipton of Sioux Falls vis-ited with Shirley Tipton on Sunday afternoon. Sharon Larson and Ardel-la Jacobson traveled to Pierre last Friday to pick up Sha-ron’s new rescue puppy named ‘Bruno’, who is a shepherd cross. Before picking him up they visited the dam near Pierre and ate out at a pelican-themed restaurant in Fort Pierre before returning back to Clark. Carolyn Harding attended a dou-ble birthday party held on Sunday for her great grandsons. Gavin Marx and Rowan Marx, sons of Greg and Meghan Marx of Clark were the honorees. The boys turned
seven and four-years-old. Dale Stern from Arlington, Minn. visited Allen, Lisa and Dana Stern on Saturday. Dale also called on Ron and Linda Stern in Henry. Later, Dale traveled to Bristol and had a window visit with his mother, Lois Stern at her residence. Other recent visitors and grandchildren to visit with Lois were Trudi and Eve Gaikowski, Eric Sinclair and children of Fargo, N.D. and Leah and Quay Lau from the state of Washington. Louie Brush spent a few days in Aberdeen recently with his daugh-ter Dawn Brush. Walt and Marilyn Steiger and Rod Steiger, Todd and Brenda Jenkins, Tyson Jenkins, Greg and Mary Kunz of Parker and Shannon Hames of Alcester attended the bap-tism of Audrick Kunz on Saturday. The son of Kevin and Becky (Jen-
kins) Kunz of Freeman, Audrick was baptized at the Plymouth Congregational Church in Clark. A luncheon was served for the family following the baptism at the home of Todd and Brenda Jenkins. Charleen Boland of Saginaw, Mich. arrived on Saturday to spend a couple weeks with Kath-leen McHenry. On Sunday, they were breakfast guests in the home of Mark and Sandy McHenry. Ad-ditional guests joining them were Jason, Sarah, Logan and Hallie McHenry. Fred and Patty Rosenau went to the Lemmon area last Friday to attend a three day Rosenau fam-ily reunion for the children of the late Otto and Ruth Rosenau. It was held at the Frank and JoAnn Rosenau place near Shade Hill.
Clark Insurance Agency107 North Commercial Street, Clark, SD •(605) 532-3701
•Email: [email protected]
A Member of the Western Agency Group
Teams will be flighted
Sunday, July 26, 2020Registration from 11:00 to 11:45 a.m.
Shotgun start at noonClark Lions Club
Carts are limited - to guarantee, please preregister
For reservations call 532-5871 Clark, South Dakota
25th Annual Flighted Clark Lions
3 Person Scramble
● Need not be a Lions member to participate● $120 per team entry fee ● Special events - Putting Contest - Pin Prizes● Lunch will be available for purchase● The Clark Golf Course and Greens are in great shape
Clark Golf Club, 800 N. Idaho, Clark, SD [email protected]
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Rosenau(continued from page 1)
This is the Rosenau barn back in its early years when it still had a wooden top on the forty foot tall silo coming out of the middle of the barn. Called a round barn it is technically an octagon shape. Otto and Ruth Rosenau purchased this house, built by I. L. Jones in Ash Township. The Tom Jones family descendants were part of the large 10,000 acres Jones Ranch in Clark County’s early years. Current owners are Fred and Patty Rosenau and Fred’s been working on preserving the old barn for years to come.
held his hands cupped under it tak-ing the chance when he saw some white showing. “She dropped her egg right into my hands. It was nice and warm and fresh,” recalled Rosenau. “You don’t hear that story very often.”Silo history “The old silo used to have a wooden roof on it as I remember my brothers and I picking up wood pieces from it after storms had blown some of it off.” The 40 foot high silo has been empty for decades now and current-ly has a couple trees growing inside of it. The roof has been gone for many years. The barn over time has started to pull away from the silo so Rosenau put in cables and turn buckles to keep the structure tight.Barn history Where the barn meets the silo, some 3 x 12s are bolted to the silo and rafters support it up and down explained Rosenau. He is fi nishing up his roof project on the barn cur-rently by adding tar or what he calls ‘black plastic’. This is being put on the area where the silo meets the barn. “My family only used the silo one year. It was such a job to fi ll it and unload it again we used an easier set-up after that. “Our farm is part of the Jones ranch history where Tom, Vid, I. L. and Emmett had their big cattle ranch in the early years of Clark County. I remember I.L. Jones and his wife Bessie after they had moved to Clark. He would tell of fi nding a lot of buffalo skulls in the area after they moved there.” Glenn and Pam Handke and Donald and Sally Handke also live
in the vicinity of the former Jones ranch area. For several years, Fred’s sisters, Helen, Clara and Adeline have spent a few weeks in the summer at the house built by I. L. Jones on the Rosenau farm place. Fred and Patty still own the old hand-crank cement mixer that was used when building the old barns and houses in the early years. Steel (tin) used from another barn south of Redfi eld that Fred helped tear down, was used in re-cent years on a lot of the walls of the barn. It was a red color and there was enough to do three sides of the barn. The north side remains as wood and has to be painted about every fi ve years or so to keep it up says Rosenau. From 1976 to 1983, in Fred’s
words - “The Lord led us off the farm and then he led us back.” Even though living in Ellendale, N.D. for those years, they never let go of the farm. When Fred and Pat-ty moved back to the area in 1983, their family had grown to four chil-dren - James, Andrea, David and Nathan. They moved into Clark later, but have always held on to the farm place. Doing high surface work is what Fred’s been known for in recent years working on Clark Center, Good Hope and Calvary Lutheran churches and their steeples. “I’m 77 years old and the ladder truck’s for sale,” ended Rosenau. “I’d like to be done with these jobs now.”
BirthdayMary
Hurlbert
Mary Hurlbert of Clark will cel-ebrate her 90th birthday on July 30, 2020. Her family is requesting a card shower in her honor. Greetings may reach her at 313 N. Dakota St., Clark, SD 57225.
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There weren’t any noisy light shows this week! The temperature and humidity rolled in the middle of the week and made it hard to go out-side for this older generation. It was very hot with the heat index reaching almost the 100 degree mark on Fri-day and Saturday. There was less hu-midity and the temperature wasn’t as bad for Sunday. So we can say that it is July!
Bruce and Sherry Winer of Marsh-fi eld, Wis. spent from Friday to Mon-day over the 4th of July visiting Barb Erickson and families.
Elaine Ruby was a last Thursday overnight guest with Barb Erickson. They called on David and Karen Hink in Clark.
Connor Barry and Cameron Barry of Marshfi eld, Wis. came on Monday to spend the week with Barb Erick-son. They left Sunday to return home to return to work. Loralei Barry and Cooper remained for a longer visit.
Barb Erickson and the Barry fami-ly attended funeral services on Friday in rural Iroquois for Judy Dubro, 70 of Iroquois. Judy was the mother of Chad Dubro.
Penney Leetch and Jaycee Geh-ring came Friday evening to spend the weekend with Gloria and Darrin Leetch. Jason and Jessie Ahlers also spent the weekend visiting. They all attended the Beaver Bobzien auction sale on Saturday and Sunday.
Brian and Sarah Gross from Baltic
were brief callers Sunday afternoonat the Darrin Leetch home.
Mackenzie Ries, Easton, Walk-er, Hope and Harper were weekend guests of Randy and Carrie Reis.
Gloria Leetch met Sue Kautz in Watertown Friday morning and they went on to Sioux Falls where Gloriahad a doctor appointment.
Angel Dubro, Katie and Kera were Saturday overnight guests of BarbErickson and to visit with her sister, Loralei Barry and family.
Saturday night supper guests with Randy and Carrie Reis were Macken-zie Ries and family, Darrin Leetch, Penney Leetch, Jaycee Gehring, Ja-son and Jessie Ahlers.
Raymond News Gloria Leetch, Correspondent 532-3740
Patty Peterson had hip surgery in Sioux Falls a week ago on Monday. She is recuperating at home. Mike Bjerke was a Tuesday after-noon visitor at the John and Karyl Maas home. Tuesday evening visitors at the Jesse, Tara and Kailee Jo Huber home were Randy and Sue Lehna of Duluth, Minn. and Bryce and Bret Lehna. Visitors during the week at the Elaine Blashill home were Lanny Flatten, Wayne Blashill of Henry and
Dick Rasmussen and Kyle Rhode of Watertown. On Wednesday evening, Jerry and Jackie Goldie visited at the Jesse, Tara and Kailee Jo Huber home. Visitors at the Elwood and Patty Peterson home during the week were Janet Lynch of Webster and Cathy Bjerke of Bradley. Elaine Blashill and her daughter Robin Bale of Hermosa were Friday evening supper guests at the Steve and Rita Wishard home near Flor-ence.
On Sunday at the Merna Wookey home, Dwight Wookey hosted din-ner for Merna, Fran Wookey and Stephan, Michelle, Kylie and Copper Tjaden of Watertown. The Tjadens returned home later in the day and Dwight and Fran were supper guests at Merna’s home. Melissa, Baylee and Cooper Holm-lund of White were Sunday afternoon visitors at the John and Karyl Maas home.
Crocker News Karyl Maas, Correspondent 881-7872
Monday evening a much needed rainfall arrived in the area for farm-ers and gardeners.
Garden City volunteer fi remen had a meeting on Thursday evening.
Garth and Karlie Weidrich and Sydney and Allie Jo of Fargo, N.D. were weekend guests at the home of
Russ and Julie Foster.Chuck and Holly Beving spent the
week visiting Steve and Jennifer Ple-tan and family of Nemo.
Lynda Stern, Kyle and Denae Stern and girls, Angie Osterloh, Hank and Gretta of Mobridge, Maggie Ulmer and Ellie of Fullerton, N.D., Jill
Arnesen of Florence and Dawn Brush of Aberdeen spent the weekend camp-ing in the Aberdeen area.
Marilyn Foster visited Joyce Foster of Watertown on Thursday and Mon-day.
Garden City News Marilyn Foster, Correspondent 532-3564
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA) : SSCOUNTY OF CLARK ) IN CIRCUIT COURT
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUITPro. No. 20-11
In the Matter of the Estate ofFAYE G. KNUTSON
DeceasedNOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
NOTICE OF INFORMAL PROBATE AND
APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Notice is given that on the 29th
day of June, 2020, Dennis E. Lower, whose address is 1605 S. Glendale Avenue, Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57105, was appointed as Personal Representative of the Estate of Faye G. Knutson. Creditors of decedent must file their claims within four months af-ter the date of the first publication of this notice or their claims may be barred. Claims may be filed with the Per-sonal Representative or may be filed with the Clerk, and a copy of the claim mailed to the Personal Repre-sentative. Dated this 6th day of July, 2020.
LEGACY LAW FIRM, P.C.Attorneys at Law
/s/ Adam Oster7404 S. Bitterroot Place
Sioux Falls, SD 57108Telephone: (605) 275-5665Facsimile: (605) 275-5667
Attorney for Estate of Faye G. Knutson
Tracy AguayoClark County Clerk of Courts200 Commercial StreetPO Box 294Clark, SD 57225
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